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No New Posts forest region

A mix of temperate and boreal forests, the forest region stretches around the whole school and back into the mountain range. Quite a large portion of it is patrolled by guards to keep the students from wandering too far - and to keep intruders out, of course.

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by Crush
Dec 11, 2011 23:57:38 GMT -5
No New Posts freshwater region

Made up of rivers, ponds and wetlands scattered throughout the forest and school grounds, the freshwater region is easily accessible but any student, just like the forest is - and in fact, on of the large ponds just past the courtyard often doubles as a swimming area, dock for diving off of included.

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by alanwalker
Jan 2, 2018 3:33:21 GMT -5
No New Posts alpine region

Found high up in the mountains, to get up here you must follow a guard-lined path. Most of it is fenced in with a small chain-link fence to encourage hunters to stay out, and there are regular guards ready to jump in to help, though one must still be wary, just in case.

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No New Posts desert biodome

Hot and dry, the desert biodome has no real oasis, like you might find in a real desert. There is a small pond of water somewhere inside, so that desert creatures can learn to find one, but nothing more. Mostly, this is because all they actually have to do is find the door to get out, so no one's life is actually in much danger.

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No New Posts plains biodome

Made up of temperate grassland, the plains biodome is hardly something to look at. There are no trees, and in fact hardly any shrubs either. The tallest thing in here are the grasses, with nothing more than small rivers flowing through for some water access.

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No New Posts tundra biodome

The coldest biodome, the tundra has a large seawater expanse in one section, as well as fields of snow - and not the fake stuff! They've managed to get real snow in here, and near one of the entrances there is even a skating rink so that the students don't have to use the crowded public rink.

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No New Posts tropical biodome

More specifically the tropical biodome is the tropical forest. It is warmer and more humid than the readily accessible forest surrounding the school, and the plants are far different, as is only natural. Those who like forest - tropical or not - tend to come here to build tree forts, mostly so that they never have to clear the snow out of them in winter.

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No New Posts savannah biodome

Large, and one of the tallest biodomes, the savannah biodome is mostly grasses, with scattered trees. It, naturally, represents mostly, the African savannah and is often the favored biodome for cheetahs, lions and such.

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No New Posts marine biodome

For all those sea-loving creatures, Innovation has provided a large building with deep and shallow spots in the salt water. It's perhaps the biggest biodome on school grounds, seeing as it must house the occasional whale - though a whale shifter turns up very rarely.

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From the front entrance, the school looks like a typical boarding school - enclosed by a stone wall with a wrought-iron gate and all sorts of security features. However, around back, hidden by the trees, the wall stops, giving way to the wilderness - patrolled by wolf and wildcat shifter guards to keep the students from going too far. For habitats that can't be found in this area, there are large greenhouse-like buildings set up to act as if they were the actual habitat they're supposed to be, so that each shifter has a place that suits their animal form.
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